neutralise

常見例句

雙語例句

• Saliva takes about an hour to neutralise the acid created by a food or drink.
  唾液要用一小時的時間才能中和掉由食物和飲料產(chǎn)生的酸性物質(zhì)。
• If you must snack, eat it all at once, rather than picking at it, so that the saliva can quickly neutralise the acid generated in the mouth.
  如果特別想吃，那么不要小口小口吃，一次吃完，這樣唾液可以盡快的中和掉口腔中的酸性物質(zhì)。
• These can be cellular tools that repair oxidised genetic material, or molecules that are either manufactured by the body itself or consumed through the diet, which neutralise free radicals.
  可能是修復(fù)氧化了的基因材料的細(xì)胞工具，或者是中和自由基的分子——由機(jī)體自身產(chǎn)生或通過飲食攝入。
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權(quán)威例句

• At least seven separate systems designed to neutralise incoming missiles are being developed by the Pentagon.
  ECONOMIST: Rockets overhead
• To neutralise such situations, chatbots must be able to handle verbal abuse constructively, says Dr Brahnam.
  ECONOMIST: Monitor: Call and response The
• Later, it was partly his friendship with Megawati that scared the authorities into trying to neutralise her.
  ECONOMIST: Indonesian Muslims are seeking a political voice
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